Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-23

Mics Jessie Hartman is assisting her father in
his office work
Mayor Love is attending a soldiers reunion at
Dubuque, Iowa.
Rev. I S. Hou, the new Methodist minister, ar
rived with his family last Saturday.
Our worthy correspondent PED, called Thurs
day and eulivened our Office for a short time.
Mr.. Evans, the Rock Island Attorney wss ex-
pected here yesterday to attend the meeting OF
the canyassing board.
Ellsworth V. SIaier, who left here last fall TO
pass the winter at Newtonville, Indiana, has
turned again TO Phillips county.
Theo Dracllen and W. W. Andersen decided lot
on the west side OF he square to G. ". Young.
Thursday, for a consideration of $1,000.
J. S. EeHs, Of PhIIipsburg, P. o., made anal
proof Saturday and Is now possessor Of 100 acres
of me land. Mr.. Eenz handed in his anne for
the HERALD for the year 1887.
W. +. Aumiller has Joined the army OF HERALD
readers Mr.. Aumiler owns valuable farm
just soutn OF town on which he has place. very
me residence.
Jesse Drake and his neighbor II. Clowser, Of
Arcade township, came 10 PhilIpsburg Friday
for bill of fruit trees ordered through M.
Hughes.
b. F. Dorsey, one Of the good farmers and
stock raisers Of Solomon township, came in TO
see US Monday. He has our thanks for renewed
faith in the HERALD.
Mr. Mazson, our roadoverseer, came in to see
us saturday He has been putting in good time
and viii soon have the main Travelled roads near
town in good condition.
Jas. Davis and Jesse Pollard having complied
with all the requirements Of the homestead laws
came in Saturday 10 compare notes with the
proper authority for hnal proof.
A P. McElroy, OF the Oberlin bar, accompanied
by wife and son, are spending few days with
relatives and friends in PhiIlipsburg Adam al
ways has a good word for Phnips0urg.
solomon Long, OF Prairievieyy, too busy to come
10 town sent IN a remittance on his subscription
by Tuck Thomas, who in turn paid US $3.50 on
his own hook.
Mr.. R. =. Dsgue, Of the HERALD, writes that
he viii ship his goods Thursday OF Friday Of this
week. That three other families are preparing
. 70 come 10 Phillipsburg at early date.
john Finch Of Luetor p. o., left some Of the
''neeaiuI" sl this ofice Monday. We have known
John a good while and rather like his peculiar
way Of always paying his subscription in advance.
Il. B. Ferguson, dentist, OF Logan, Kansas,
accompanied by sheriff MCGUIRE, called Wednes-
day Dr.. Ferguson does not say so in many
VIC es bat il is evident he thlnks some Of hanging
out mis- zhingle Al PhIipzburg.
Jas Baum, who has earned quite reputation
az a trader and SPECTATOR in city property, re-
newed his faith in the ohesal county paper the
first thing Monday morning. This act VIII in
sure him good luck for another SIX months.
David Lee AL OLD friend and subscriber from
aeIr Marvin, passed il his contributions Taesday-
Mr.. Lee says the recent heavy rains has giVcn the
farmers in tEsr nsis hboFhosd lots Of nerve and
thzt they are FettHg down 10 solid work.
H. B. Reynolds thrifly yong farmer OF Sol
onion township came IL 70 encourage the editor
this week. He sPeEks WEE OF PhlllipsbErs and
her business meB, sra ez.rssssl tie hope that
the county sca. vcl-- 500 have abroad eonnee-
t5aEs.